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tenable

[ten-uh-buhl] / ˈtɛn ə bəl /


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Duncan-Glancy said she accepted that it was no longer tenable for her to continue in her current post.

From BBC

Marine crews are working to cool the outside of the ship to make conditions on the boat more tenable for firefighting crews.

From Los Angeles Times

Solis said they don’t believe that appointing attorneys without compensation would be “legal, ethical or even tenable or desirable.”

From Los Angeles Times

It no longer seemed tenable that Andrew should have the honour of being a prince and living in some splendour among the royals in Windsor.

From BBC

In other words when he sees the adviser's report, it is on that basis that he will have to decide if it is tenable to keep Rayner on.

From BBC